Index card Herlitz 10901460 Blue 100 pcs Squared paper 170 g/m²

The Herlitz 10901460 Blue index cards come in a pack of 100 and are printed on squared paper with a media weight of 170 g/m². These durable cards are designed for note-taking, study aids, quick sketches and organised information storage. The blue colour provides a clear, professional appearance suited to home, school and office environments while the squared grid supports precise writing, diagrams and tabular notes.

Advantages

Thick 170 g/m² paper offers increased stiffness and reduced bleed-through compared to standard lightweight cards, ensuring neat double-sided use. The squared layout facilitates aligned handwriting, drawing charts and creating lists with consistent spacing. A pack of 100 ensures a ready supply for short- to medium-term projects, revision sets or meeting notes while the uniform blue tone improves visual organisation across different subjects or categories.

Suitable for

• Study flashcards and revision notes
• Technical sketches, diagrams and math exercises
• Organising meeting points and project ideas
• Indexing documents and creating quick reference cards
• Crafts and DIY paper projects requiring firm cardstock

Key specifications

• Quantity: 100 cards per pack
• Paper type: squared (grid) paper
• Paper weight: 170 g/m²
• Colour: blue
• Format: standard index-card size (rectangular cards suitable for filing and card boxes)

How to use

Use the squared Herlitz index cards for focused study sessions by writing a single question or topic per card with answers or key points on the reverse. For diagrams and technical notes, align drawings to the grid to maintain measurements and proportions. In meetings or planning sessions, jot down individual ideas on separate cards to rearrange and prioritise them physically. Store completed cards in a card box, binder pocket or folder to keep them accessible and protected.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use fine-tip pens, mechanical pencils or technical drawing pens to minimise smudging and to take advantage of the squared grid. Avoid heavy inks that may saturate the paper; if you require colour-coding, use light-colour highlighters or coloured pencils rather than heavy marker pens.